What did you do last night? Well, not to make you feel bad, but Andy Cohen kissed Sting and Trudie Styler. Live. On TV. That's just the kind of thing he does, as the host of Watch What Happens Live—and in his everyday life: making out with husband and wife duos, hanging out with his BFFs Sarah Jessica Parker and Kelly Ripa, appreciating ginger-haired men, and going to Cher's house (invite me next time).

In his new book, Superficial: More Adventures from the Andy Cohen Diaries, Cohen—who's the executive producer of Real Housewives franchise as well as Watch What Happens Live—continues the confessional odyssey he started in The Andy Cohen Diaries. ELLE.com asked Cohen to tell all about his tell-all.

Did you learn anything from writing your previous book in a diary format?

You know, I was in such a groove from writing the last one that I kept writing after I turned it in. My mantra was to share more in this one and that's what I did. I just decided to put everything in it and I wound up taking out very little when I went back to edit the book. It's more dealing with my own feelings and my vulnerability and my hopes and fears. I revealed more in this one and I think that was important to do.

You were quite honest about everything, from feeling lonely sometimes to talking about your sex life. What made you decide to disclose so much this time?

I just felt freer because I had already been writing for a year and I was more in the groove. I was loosened up. You [know the person] towards the end of the night who is willing to tell you their secrets…that's what it was like for me with this book.

You constantly deal with celebrities 'Watch What Happens Live,' and you have plenty of famous friends…I want to know Andy Cohen's secret to getting along with celebs.

You know what? I'm actually interested and enthusiastic. Even when I walk into a show not knowing much about my guest, I always come away as more of a fan or enthusiast. It's a real authentic experience, what you are seeing on the show. I'm having a half-hour of getting to know someone and it's really fun.

You've said before that FLOTUS and Madonna are two of the people you'd most love to have on the show. Who are the international stars you would like to invite?

Prince Harry is like the biggest international star there is.

Oh, that's a good one. What do you think he is like?

I think he would be adorable and perfect and gingy-like and adorable and gingy-like.

How would you get him to talk? I mean he's a royal, right? He's probably quite used to being protective of his personal life.

Well, I would be respectful but I would want to hear him talk about his mom. She meant so much to so many people and I would want to hear about his dating life. I would have my limits. I mean, also, how did he wind up getting all the hair in the family? I mean, William lost his hair. Harry's hair is perfect.

Something else I always wanted to know about the show. You ask a lot of cheeky questions—can you tell when people are lying?

Not only can I tell, but the audience can. Since we are live, the audience will call bullshit on what's going on and then I can say to my guests, "Look, my audience doesn't believe you." It's awesome.

Andy, are you game to play a mini-game of Plead the Fifth here with ELLE.com?

Okay, great.

Great. Who do you like better: SJP or Kelly?

Oh my God. I plead the fifth!

Do you ever feel bad about dramatic things that happen on 'Real Housewives'?

No...people don't get drafted into being housewives. It's a voluntary experience, so people are putting themselves into this situation voluntarily.

What would you ask Donald Trump if he was on 'Watch What Happens Live'?

I would ask him why every single person in his cabinet has spoken out publicly—and his vice president—against gay rights, and he's never said anything about that. Why is that? If you have nothing against gay people and gay rights, why is that happening? What can he say to gay people that over the next four years is not going to be turning back the clock?

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